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10/19/09
Like with all good attention whores, if you want to know what she'll do next, just follow the media buzzwords and you'll find her. Right now, 'online presence' and 'social networking' are big. Next year, if Gawker gets big enough for marketers in podunk towns to talk up to their clients, Palin will sign up to become a commenter. #sarahpalin
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It's one thing to report on balloon boy, which involved a real balloon flying over Colorado. It's another to report on stupid internet bullshit. #sarahpalin
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Still, who the fuck cares?
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Myspace seems more highschool focused and offers more flash, appealing to lower income and nouveau rich. I find most myspace profiles to be barely readable due to all the animated junk and color schemes.
Though I suppose you could look at the history of the companies too.
Facebook came out of Harvard. Myspace has a spammer and pornography background.
09/29/09
Garage band background?
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Email accounts used to "expire" when you change ISPs, but that doesn't seem to apply so much anymore because a lot of ISPs no longer give mail.
But, I've lost several profiles over the years because I'd move, change ISPs and then not have access, when I needed a particular forum. Oh, and in the olden days, some sites wouldn't let you register with a webmail addy because ISP-based email was considered steady.
09/29/09
Somewhere fairly recently, it seems like I've read that you can just reapply for hotmail which was deleted for non-activity, then send have the password sent to your "new" (which looks just like your old) account.
Of course they may have plugged that hole because I believe I read it in connection with a "hacking" incident and well, you'd need to want access to your MySpace, but if so motivated, it could be one solution.
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